Livestock Market Report From Kansas City AP
Livestock prices across cattle hogs and sheep show varied shifts. Cattle: calves steady to higher, steers best gains. heifers up to 25 higher. prime steers 24.75 to 25.00, good to choice 22.75 to 24.00. Hogs: barrows and gilts over 200 pounds up 25 to 40. under 200 up to 25. sows up to 25. lambs steady to 25 lower with prime and choice ranges 18.50 to 18.75. Ewes quoted 4.75 to 6.00.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Livestock and poultry prices and market recap
Feed and live animal prices show hogs cattle and sheep steady with varied grades and weights across U.S. markets. Beef and veal categories list price ranges for steers, heifers, bulls, calves, stockers, and yearlings while eggs and poultry in Kansas City Missouri reflect modest changes alongside a stock market close in New York with mixed bonds and a higher edge for some issues.
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NEW York (Ap
U.S
Mechanical Failure Blanks Topeka Lighting System
A mechanical failure at a Kansas Power and Light substation caused 33,000 volt arcing that destroyed all transformers and circuit breakers. The fire halted power to about half of Topeka for up to an hour. Fire crews delayed entry until power was confirmed off. Washburn University night classes and the city library were closed. Veterans Administration Hospital power briefly disrupted. Standby equipment kept essential power to other hospitals.
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Topeka
Kansas Power and Light Co
Washburn University
Veterans Administration Hospital
Chicago poultry and eggs price news update
Chicago AP reports wholesale live poultry prices up 1 to 2 cents with roasters 21 1/2 to 24 cents and white rock fryers 18 to 19 cents. Butter holds steady with wholesale prices unchanged. Eggs are mixed with wholesale prices steady to lower. A whites 37 cents, mixed 37, mediums 30s, standards 33, dirties 30, checks 28 cents.
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Chicago
Chicago grain prices from AP report
Wheat No 1 yellow hard 2.14 percent, corn No 2 yellow 1.22 with gains, No 3 1.18-20, No 4 1.12-19, No 5 1.14-16, oats reportedly selling. soybeans No 1 yellow 2.74-76, No 2 2.73-75. Soybean oil quoted at 9'4a. December futures show gains across grains with soybeans around 2.77.
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Chicago
Kansas City Grain Prices and Futures Report
Kansas City AP notes wheat prices up 1 to 2 cents with No 2 hard and dark hard at 2.15 to 2.24, No 3 2.08 to 2.18. corn 1.34 to 1.34 for No 2 white, 1.19 to 1.26 for No 2 yellow and mixed, oats nominally unchanged with No 2 white 69 to 78. rye 1.36 to 1.42. barley 1.02 to 1.09. soybeans 2.66 to 2.75. bran 41.75 to 42.50. shorts 43.75 to 44.50. Wheat futures closed 1 to 2 higher.
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Kansas City
Deaths: Mrs Lillie Crumrine 81 Erie resident since 1944
Mrs Lillie Dale Crumrine 81 Erie resident since 1944 died at the Erie Rest Home from a heart attack suffered hours earlier. Born April 13 1882 in Erie she was married to Joseph W Crumrine in 1906 he died in 1943. Survived by two daughters two sons two sisters a brother four grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. at Erie Christian Church with Rev Robert McGuire. burial Mt Hope Cemetery Galesburg under Pierce Funeral Home.
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Lillie Dale Crumrine
Erie
Erie Rest Home
Lillie Dale Trent
Matthew Trent
Joseph W. Crumine
Goldie Wilson
Ponca City
Okla
Mida Crumrine
Rex Crumrine
Parsons
William Ben Crumrine
Mountain Home
Ida
Rose Henderson
Elk Falls
Maude Carpenter
Lancaster
Calif
Olen Trent
Erie Christian Church
Robert McGuire
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Galesburg
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Mrs Maude Hudson Dies At Neosho Memorial Hospital
Mrs Maude Hudson of 1025 S Santa Fe died about 1 PM at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Joni son Mortuary is in charge of arrangements.
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Maude Hudson
S. Santa Fe
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Jonison
Peak Service for Henry Peake Held in Humboldt
The body of Henry Peake brother of Mrs Ralph Kent will be brought to Humboldt Tuesday for a funeral service at Price Funeral Home at 2 o'clock. Burial will follow in Mount Hope Cemetery with the Rev. Gene Taylor in charge. A similar service was held in Hutchinson Monday.
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Henry Peake
Ralph Kent
Humboldt
Price Funeral Home
Mount Hope Cemetery
Gene Taylor
Hutchinson
Santa Fe carload figures show weekly totals
Total carloadings moved over Santa Fe System lines for the week ending October 12, 1963 were 36,383, down from 36,745 a year earlier. On-line loadings were 24,098 vs 24,755 last year, and cars received from connections were 12,285 vs 11,990. In the prior week, Santa Fe handled 36,150 carloads at 100 dollars and front bumper value cited. Chanute police and Erie sheriff aided Greenwood County in arresting Burt Evanson for leaving the scene of an Eureka crash at about 6:30 p.m. yesterday. Mental examination was set for a Cha nute man charged with indecent exposure on US 169 south of town. a complaint came from a Mission woman.
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Santa Fe
Chanute
Erie Sheriff's Office
Greenwood County
Eureka
Burt Evanson
Evanson
US 169
Here
Mission
A parade photo subject identified as Donna Stanislaus
The unidentified little bathing beauty pictured on the front page riding a boat in Saturday's Buffalo Homecoming parade has been identified as Donna Stanislaus, age 3, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stanislaus of 709 South Lincoln.
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Tribune
Buffalo
Donna Stanislaus
Donald Stanislaus
S. Lincoln
Westman Visit With Otts in Erie Area
Mr and Mrs Ray Westman of Lake Stevens Washington visited the past week with her parents Mr and Mrs Ed Ott and Lonnie of Erie.
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Ray Westman
Lake Stevens
Wash
Ed Ott
Lonnie
Erie
Perry Community Meeting Set For Thursday
County agents will show pictures and a township representative will be elected. Refreshments will be provided.
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Perry
Local trio report minor traffic accident near Memorial building
Roy Rankin of Chanute and Bill Kepley of Earlton reported to police that they were involved in a minor traffic accident yesterday in front of the Memorial building.
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Roy Rankin
Chanute
Bill Kepley
Earlton
Memorial Building
Plainsmen Quartet Performs for Tuberculosis Hospital Patients
The Plainsmen Quartet, one of two men’s gospel quartets, gave a 45 minute program for about 50 patients at the Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital Sunday at 12 30 p.m. before a public show at the Memorial Building. Harold Peebles, Wichita booking agent and brother of a patient Mervin Peebles, arranged the hospital program from Baton Rouge Louisiana.
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Chanute
Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
Memorial Building
Baton Rouge
Harold Peebles
Wichita
Mervin Peebles
SMU choir featured on Art Linkletter program
Nada Wagoner daughter of Dr and Mrs Duff Wagoner of 112 East Third sings with the SMU choir visible on Hootenanny program airing Wednesday night at 10 30 over channel 12.
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Southern Methodist University
Art Linkletter
Carlton and Denver guests visit Tulsa couple
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Carlson of Tulsa hosted weekend guests including Mrs. George Moore Mrs. Marlin Branwold and Walter Blum of Denver at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert James at 1205 Malcolm.
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A. A. Carlson
Tulsa
George Moore
Marlin Branwold
Walter Blum
Denver
Bert James
Malcolm
Harvest Of Values Promotes Chanute Farm Week
The Chanute business and professional community honors farmers and stockmen with a Harvest of Values week. Local farm supply houses, implement dealers, lumber yards, and feed suppliers pledge top market value for produce and offer free information and estimates. Readiness to provide professional advice and support is emphasized.
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Chanute
Chanute Man Detained Overnight Over Family Disturbance
A Chanute man was placed in temporary custody by Sheriff George Neely after a family disturbance. Authorities said his wife later refused to sign a complaint and he was released.
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George Neely
Mrs Priscilla Alford Recovering After Stroke
Mrs Priscilla Alford is recovering satisfactorily after a recent stroke. She is a patient at St Joseph Hospital in Orange California. Mrs Alford formerly taught kindergarten at Murray Hill School when she lived in Chanute.
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John Bower
N. Forest
Priscilla Alford
St. Joseph Hospital
Orange
Calif
Alford
Murray Hill School
Chanute
Daily Transcript Admissions and Dismissals Report
Admissions list records names and locations for Monday including Dennis Vaughn Humboldt and Cathryn Cannady, with medical and surgery notes. Dismissals name Mrs Belle Leighty and Giles Whitworth, with listed addresses. Highway Patrol citations note Arnold Leon Joy Benedict for no driver's license and overcapacity driving, with fines.
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Dennis Vaughn
Humboldt
Manuel Martinez
N. Lincoln
Ivan Engel
Thayer
Helma Huffman
N. Forest
Cathryn Cannady
N. Evergreen
Belle Leighty
S. Steuben
Perry W. Miller
Henry Kennedy
Grant
Frank E. Coble
S. Kansas
Giles Whitworth
Plummer
Charles Childers
Evergreen
Ray O. Finley
Arleigh Locke
S. Katy
Boyd Burns
W. 3Rd
Joseph Bryan
Highway Patrol
Arnold Leon Joy
Benedict
Goldfish Heist Hits Kansas City Yard Pond
Mrs. Jack L. Hull reports 175 goldfish stolen from a concrete yard pool. The fish ranged from 6 to 12 inches and were kept year round. The theft was discovered when her husband went out to feed them Sunday.
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Kansas City
Jack L. Hull
Moves and Permits List From Local Notices
Recent moves include Janice Rickerson transferring from 1 N Western to 26 Denman and Alice Brown moving from 912 S to 602 Highland. Other residents relocate to 5 S Santa Fe, 21 Mary Gough to N Washington, and 418 S Central from 218 Evergreen. Building permits show a garage at 512 E 15th for $500 and a porch addition at 915 W Main for $600. fines noted for Millard J Martin and costs.
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Janice Rickerson
N. Western
Denman
Alice Brown
Steuben
Highland
Ames C. Ferguson
Malcollm
Santa Fe
Roy Haviland
E. 15Th
Russell Elliott
W. Main
Monthly Meeting By Santa Fe Women
The Federation of Santa Fe Women held their regular monthly meeting at Carpenters Hall with Mrs George Wilson and her committee as hostesses. President Mrs Ross Miller led the business session. birthdays were noted for seven members. A door prize went to Mrs Lillian Lebo. after the meeting, 31 members enjoyed games and Halloween themed refreshments.
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Federation of Santa Fe
Carpenters’ Hall
George Wilson
Ross Miller
Mmes
Robert Rader
Pete Osterfelt
S. E. Riddle
O. E. Nickerson
Frank Fackler
Rosa Stauffer
A. R. Boman
Lillian Lebo
Liberace to announce Chanute date soon
TheAdv reports Liberace will reveal a definite Chanute engagement date shortly, but it will not be October 21.
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Liberace
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